> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.privy.io/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Treasury wallets Privy’s treasury wallet system lets you manage the digital assets your business uses to facilitate core operations, from payment orchestration to funds disbursement, to balance sheet capital, and more. Designed for treasury and operations teams, this enables you to codify authorization rules and execution constraints into your wallet infrastructure so funds only move within the boundaries you define. With treasury wallets, your business can manage reserves, automate recurring transfers, enforce multi-party authorization, execute high-throughput, bursty transactions, and more. Read below to learn how Privy powers treasury wallets for trading desks, settlement reserves, DeFi protocols, and dozens of business running financial operations at scale. ## Authorization and governance Treasury operations require distributed control: routine transfers executed automatically, while high-value or one-off actions require multiple approvals. Privy supports [key quorums](/controls/key-quorum/overview) that require m-of-n signers to authorize a transaction before it executes. With key quorums, your business can set up custom approval workflows across different employees, requiring different approval schemes for different types of transactions. Your business can also configure an authorization key to execute certain lower-value, recurring transactions entirely programmatically. ## Policies Treasury wallets can also be configured with [policies](/controls/policies/overview) to ensure guardrails for spend and usage by your treasury team. Your product may configure rules including allowed tokens and chains, allowed recipients, maximum transfer values, and more. ## Transactions and throughput Privy supports transactions across [all EVM chains, all SVM (Solana) chains, Tempo, Bitcoin, Spark, Tron, Stellar, and more](/wallets/overview/chains). Transactions can be initiated via the Privy Dashboard or the API, provided the transaction is authorized by the correct party. Privy also offers execution wallets for high-throughput use cases. With execution wallets, your business can spend from a single treasury wallet's balance using a fleet of auxiliary wallets, allowing transactions to be broadcasted in parallel without serialization bottlenecks. Privy offers native [gas management](/wallets/gas-and-asset-management/gas/overview) on EVM and Solana. Treasury wallets can pay for gas with a credit card, pay gas in non-native tokens like USDC, or pay gas in native tokens. ## Automation Privy supports [webhooks](/wallets/gas-and-asset-management/assets/balance-event-webhooks) for onchain events including deposits, withdrawals, transaction events, treasury approvals, policy updates, and more. Your business can use these events to automate downstream workflows: balance sweeps, liquidity rebalancing, disbursement triggers, and reconciliation against your own ledger. ## Funding Privy's [funding integrations](/wallets/funding/overview) support programmatic on- and off-ramps via bank transfer and univerrsal crypto deposit addresses, enabling wallets to seamlessly move funds between fiat and digital assets. Privy's treasury management dashboard also supports native bridging and swapping of stablecoins, making it straightforward to orchestrate funds across different asset types. ## Get started Provision a non-custodial wallet for treasury operations Require m-of-n approvals for high-value transactions Define transfer limits, allowlists, and spending rules